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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-11

How Jury-Fixing Principals and Wit
nesses Pass the Time


SAN Francisco, October 10Th. T.
Emerson, the jury-fxer, is still lodged in
the county jail, having been unable to find
bail to the extent of $25 coo, the sum last
fixed cy Judge Sullivan.
The two NOrtheys. father and SOD. are
also still at the Jail Northey, 1,crc was Of
fered bail on Saturday, but refused it unless
his son could also be bailed out
On Saturday George Flournoy, Sr.. and
Walter Graves, Assistant District ATTORNEY,
applied to Judge Sullivan to have Morrow's s
bail increased to $4,000. Morrow presented
himself before the Court, accompanied by
Ex-Governor F. L. Low and Adam Grant,
of Murphy, Grant & Co., who qualified for
$4,000 each.
w. ]. Gavigan will commence suit as
soon as the papers can be prepared against
A. C. Dietz and J. 7. Hill to recover $I0,-
900, the amount of ex-senator Creighton's s
bond. The general opinion is that be has
safely reached Mexico, and is now across
the line.
Jerry Driscoll, Secretary OF Boss Buckley,
who was connected with Little Pete by cor
respondence. returned from Los Angeles
last night. He denies having anything TO
do with bribing jury for Little Pete.
District Attorney StonehIll is still con-
fined 10 his residence by illness, and sees no
one on business except his deputies in re-
gard to urgent matters.
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KILLED IL $ "PARD"
A Drunse en- Brawl in Colorado Results in
Bloody Tragedy,

TRINIDAD (Col.), October 10th-A brutal
murder occurred here early this morning,
over which there i. considerable excite
meut, and talk of lynching the guilty party.
James Redmond and Joe Mcnamara came
from the country yesterday and began
drinking heavily, and the spree was kept
up until . O'Clock this morning, when both,
almost dead drunk, started for their board
ing house, contrary to the desire of Red
moDd, who wanted to continue the de-
bauch. Ascending the stairs of the hotel
they made so much noise that the propri-
etor told them they must be quiet or leave
the house. Redmond grabbed MeNamaras
coat collar and started down, pulling the
latter after him. When about hallway
McNsmara pulled Redmond's head back
with his right hand. aud with bis left drew
razor across his throat, almost severing
the head from the body. Redmond died
few INMATES after The murderer was
arrested and jailed. When sober to-day he
denied knowing anything about the crime.
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A Hot Wave-The Terry Charge" Bill 1"
Briggs lllness-More Trains.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 10th.-[Special. I
AT noon to day the thermometer marked
STe in the shade.
@. F. Lindauer. who last Friday Jumped
into the ocean with suicidal intent, died to-
Gay OF congestion of the lungs.
VIM. Briggs, the well-known sporting
man, is not expected TO live till morning.
The Terry matter was before the Grand
Jury ali the afternoon. and Judge Sullivan
ana many of the attorneys concerned in
the case were examined.
Judge Sullivan declined to saw ANYTHING
about what transpired in the Grand jury
room in connection with Terry's charge of
an alleged attempt TO bribe the Judge.
An additional train for Los Angeles will
soon be placed on the Southern Pacific
road, leaving here at o'clock P. NJ. 1t is
said that another daily train will aoout the
same time be put on for Ogden, SO, before
the month is over, we shall have three
daily trains for Los Angeles, and two daily
trains for Ogden.
The Yosemite Commissioners have re-
turned from their abors in that lovely val
ley, and after a close inspection of the new
hotel they decided not to accept it until
several minor things are finished.
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4 NOVEL SUIT,
Action Commenced Against County
Official for Drunkenness.

Action Commenced Against a County
Official for Drunkenness.
lCopuigkt, 1857, by Tie California Associated Fressl
SAN RAFAEL, October 1Oth.-Hugh A.
Boyle, one of the Supervisors of Marin
county, is now in what may be called a
tight box. On Wednesday of last week he
appeared in the Board room in an intoxi-
Gated condition. and The result was the
principal local paper of the county went
for his scalp in way that woke up the
natives. day warrant was sworn to
by one of the principal citizens, the partic-
ular point being the following, from the
code:
An Act in rel ,tion to the intoxication of Off
GERS:
Section l. Any officer of town. village, city.
county or State who shall be intoxicated while
IN the discharge of his Office or by reason of
lntoxieation is disqualified for the discharge of
or shall neglect his duties shall be guilty of Il
mhdemeanor, and on conviction of such misde-
meanor shall forfeit his office and in such ase
the vacancy thus occaSioned shall be filed In
the same manner as II such officer mad filed his
resignation in the proper Office and it had peen
accepted by the proper authorities. Provided,
such acceptances shall have been necessary To
make the Office vacant.
Constable Hawkins. armed with the war
rant, went to San Francisco this morning
to arrest the officer. The result of the case
Is awaited with interest.
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PowoEElY's VICTORY.
He Crushes Hydra-Headed Anarchy ,a
Short Order.

He CrusheS Hydra-Headed AnarcEsyr sss
Short Order.
MINNEAPOLIS October 1oth.-Wben the
General Assembly met at 2P. III. the com
mittee were not ready to report, and the op-
portunlty was thus presented for bringing
up the lOng-looked-for anarchy discussion
James E. Quinn, of District Assembly No.
40, OF New York, presented resolution de.
claring that capital Punishment was a relic
of barbarism. etc, and pledging the SYM
pathy of the knights OF Labor to the con-
deinned Anarchists, and declaring in favor
OF suspension of the sentences passed
upon them.
The resolution was, radical in tone, and
bitter 10 excess.
A SCENE OF EEc1TEMENr.
The Convention was at once thrown into
the widest excitement. Scores of dele
gates We're trying at the same time to OBJ
sain the floor.
General Master Workman Powderly de-
eided the resolution out OF order.
Joseph Evans. of Piltsburg, appealed
from the decision, and the appeal was lost
by vote-of 151 to 52
Before the appeal was taken, Mr..
Fowderly called General Worthy Foreman
Grlfhths of Chicago, to the chair, and in a
short but vehement speech called upon the
Convention to defeat the resolution. He
said that no true Knight CT Labor could be
an Anarchist. He appealed TO the dele
gates in impaSsioned words not TO prevent
the progress of the order by the passage of
any such resolution
1t was the hottest speech Powderly was
ever known to make
Quinn, who offered the resolution, voted
aye on the appeal, in order to move q re-
consideration. A number of other warm
speeches were made.
This was the principally episode of the
day
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GRAPE-JUICE.
Receipts of Wine and Brandy from tho
Pacific Coast.

NKw YORK. October 10;h.-[Speciall i
Boufort's Vine and Spirit Circtsldr says
concerning the receipts of California
win, and brandies: The steamers of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company brought
Us during the month "a lbs gallons of wine
Last September q 0l9 gallons arrived, and
in the same month of the preceding year
77.113 gallons. The total quantity received
during 1887, 1856 and 1885, up to the end
of September, were 1856 $50 gallons. SOC, ,602
gallons and $40, ,19i gallons, respectively.
"Of California brandies we received dur
ing September 407 gallons. as against 81
gallons last September, and OILS gallons in
the same month of 1885. During the first
nine months OF this year l6 420 gallons ar
rived: last year Is, S3S gallons, and in 1885
some 6, Ala gallons arrived"
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ALSO, SAME DAY,

Ladies' Jerseys, two alike. Black and colors.
Some are handsomely beaded or braided some
plain. Many of them are of the new Bouce style,
The sizes are 80, 81, SO. So 40; the greater por-
ton No. 36. The prices are from rs cents to 81
a saving of one-thrd from the regular price.
Note the above quantity being so large. 1t will un-
doubtedy require several days to dispose of them
During the past few days we have placed in stock
a carload of Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags, Shawl
and Shoulder Straps, ETC.. direct from the factory
Milwaukee, Wis. These goods have been marked at
the same low prices that prevail in all depart
mentS.
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G CGTCHING ON.
An Arizona Town Working Up Boom
In True STYLE,

in True Style.
Copyright 1857. 6y tie California Zssocictcd Prcssl
PHGSIx, October 1oth-For the third
time in six months the Daily Gazette has
changed hands, and s. P. Merritt. proprie-
tor of the San Bernardino Lnder, will as
sun-e control of it the lst proximo. The
new proprietor will renounce all allegiance
to the Administration ring. which was try
ing to obtain control of the political situa-
ton, and will run the Gazette on business
principles.
The influx Of strangers to Phnnix con-
tinues uuabated and it is reported that
many have had TO leave the same day for
want of hotel accommodations. The Greg
ory House and Commercial are building
three-story additions, aud the Lemon Ho-
tel has rented every available house within
two blocks for sleeping apartments.
a party of six Southern California capi-
talists, headed by J. DeBsrth Shorb, arrived
yesterday looking for investments in fruit
lands
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FOREIGN.
Scene at an Inquest i'm ireland.


DUBLIN, October 10th--During the Cor.
oner's inquest to-day in the case of Loner-
gan and Others, killed in Mitchelstown. 3
violent scene occurred between Harrington
and the Crown Counsel Murphy. Condon,
81. T., becoming excited, jumped into the
body OF the Court, threatening TO chastise
Murphy, and spat ct him. The tumult was
hnaliy quelled by the Coroner and his off,
GERS.
The PolicS Getwitted.
LoEDoN, October Foth.-An immense
meeting under the auspices of the League
was he'd on Sunday at the confluence OF
me SURF and Barrow rivers, Ireland The
police were completely oatwitted. having
No'kno|aedge whatever OF the meeting.
on for Irelants
Bo2aDeSr October 10th.-Joseph Chamber
la7;'' and Jessie Ceilings departed from
Birminghaaa to-day on an Irish tour.
Large numsers Of friends gathered at the
station to see them off, and bath gentlemen
mad@bref speeches.
Triple Alliance Renev-sa.
BEHsGN, October 10tt The alliance OF
titaSy, esernai4 snd .aistr ria gIzc been re-
newed for five years, Italy reslsnaing the
light To rHaintain absolute neutrality in the
event oF Francs German war.
The French War cf,ice sf-.sz.
PARIS, October l0th-Fhat Madame
Ratazzi hiss been arrested on charge of
being implicated in the Caifaret AFFAIR is
semi-ofiicia.ly denied. Wilson is involved
in the scandal
Twenty two Lives Lost
ToULoN, October 10th.-A steamer oGned
by the Morrelli Company was wrecked to-
day in the bay of D0rneo and TWENTY-FIVE
passengers drowned.
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RAIN AND Mild,
The Latonia Races Run Under Adverse
Circumstances.

Circumstances.
LAToNtA, October l0th.-It was raining
to-day, and the track was muddy. The
seven end one-half furlopgs, had three
starters. Drumstick (the favorite) won,
Miss Pulsifer second, Jessie Mcfarland
third. Time, 1;442.
The three-quarters, selling, had eight
starters. Clonee won, Gamoourette second,
Effie Hardy third. Time, 1:21!. Belle
Taw was the fayorite.
The three quarters, selling, had ten start
ers. Tommy Il. won, Jules Mumm second,
Cora L. (the favorite), third. Time, 1:2244
Owners handicap, fiye-eighths of a mile,
had eight starters Lily Virgil (the fav-
oTite) won, Orange Girl second, Bridgelight
third. Time, Lei.
The seven -eighths OF mile had eight
starters. Badge (the iavorite) won, Quota
ton second, Golightly third. Time, 1851.
The one mile had seven starters. Pana-
ma lthe favorite) won, Brookful second,
Darkhall third. Time, Isl.
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EBNER BROS.
RARE CHANCE FOR A BUTCHER,

gI1HE OLD AND POPULAR ORIENTAL MEAT
1 Market and Sausage aanufsctory. 80 as X
street opposite Metro pSlitRn Theater, is hereby
ofelc tor sale at a bargain. Oil account OF the
sickness OF the proprietor 1he business has
been established for many rears AID he's an ex-
cellent oLstaEl. II is suppljcd with ali the
necessary MAJ hInery af the latest Invention for
making saaSsges of all kinds Foe further par-
tieulars apply to the proprietor GEO. Phil.
HARTMAN, at The premises. ola1p;f
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Flouring-Mill Burned.

iCopwigt. 1857. by &c California associated Pres,I
HoLLIsrEB, October 10TH The Park
Flour Mill, belonging to G. A. Werner, of
San Benito, some thirty miles south from
Hollister, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. The origin of the fire is
unknown, as the mill was run by water
power, and the fire occurred FIVE hours
after the mill bad closed. The loss is
7,000 and the insurance s. 600.
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A sonts.4a Village Thrgstened by the
Fires In the IIsifs.

A son6sssa Village Thrgstened by the
Fires In the Hsifs.
iCopyrf5ss, lsS7. ~ tie Saforzia s:ocic.ed Press.
SoNoM.S October 10th.-A large forest
hre is sun raging In the upper part of So
noma valley. threatening the homes of Mrs
Hood, Mrs.- Hendrickson and Isnny others
The town OF Glen Ellen is also threatened.
Sonoma has Been telephoned forassistauce,
and men have answered the ca}l: A large
number of people are fighting th -;sre some
hye miles above Glen Ellen. TIE fire has
been burning FOR the past three Gays, and
has spread over 3 barge srqa of-tersssoTy-.F .
Vast volumes ef snsesss can be seen aris-
ing from this point. and the fire spfssars to
he gaining headway, but the terrible~wind-
storm which has Seen raging and flaming
the flames the past shree days has now died
eat, and the fire-tgiaters are encouraged
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A BUSY LAWYER.
Attorney LowenIhsl Overwhelmed witt
Criminal Business.

Criminal Business.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 10th.-ISpecial.] ]
-Quen Gees trial for murder has been
postponed by Judge Sullivan until Thurs
day of next week, owing TO the pressing
engagements of attorney Lowenthal in
other departments of the Superior Court
and his own contempt case. Gee is accused
of being accessory to the murder of Yen
Yuen who was shot down on Washington
street in broad daylight last July by Lee
Chuck, who is now under sentence of
death. Chuck was the bodyguard of " Lit
tie Pete" and out of the murder trial grew
all the complications which have sent Pete
to the penitentiary, and now involve Low
enthal.
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RUINED RIVERS.
Our Senators and Cengressmen Asked to
Inspect the Rivers.

,CopTisa, 1857. by Ge California associated Press
MARYsvILLE October 10th.-At a meet
ing to-day of the Advisory Board of Forty
of the Anti-Debris Association the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Res0lpcd, That the President of the Anti
Debris Association is hereby requested TO ex-
tend TO Senator's Stanford and Hear and our
Representatives i'll the lower House of Congress
an invitation on behalf of the Anti debris
Association of the Sacramento Valley to visit
Marysville and zee for themselves the destruc-
tive character of hydraulic mini g. as shown
In the present condition of our rivers
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AT ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, October 10Th The special
train containing the Presidential party
reached st. Paul exactly on time (half-past
5 o'clock this evening) The run from
Madison was, perhaps, The most enjoyable
journey the party has experienced since
their departure from Washington. All had
been thoroughly rested and were in the
best of health and spirits.
The weather to-day has been bracing and
frosty The crowd is unparalleled in the
city's history. Conservative estimates place
the number of strangers in town at so 600,
and pedestrianisru is attended with diff
culties. A large contingent gathered at the
depot long before the Presidents train was
due and waited pstientiy. When the train
pulled into the depot the Reception Com
mittee boarded the Presidents car, where
they found the President and Mrs Cleve-
land awaiting them. Escorted by the COM
mittee. they came out and proceeded down
the platform, while the band played and
the battery near the depot fired the Presi-
Dental salute. A procession was formed
and marched to the place of reception,
where the President responded neatly to
the address of welcome.
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BURNING HILLS.
Property Destroyed by Forest Fires on
Howell Mountain.

Howell Mountain.
ST. HELENA, October 10th.-Late reports
from Howell mountain, seven miles TO the
northeast, state that the forest fire. which
has been burning there since Friday morn
ing, is now under control. A large section
comprising hundreds of acres lying east of
the Etna Springs stage road, was devas-
tated. Over fifty men have been out fight
ing the flames night and day. The Cutler.
HallinaD, Hast, Donneli 6c Ross places
were partly burned in pasture and forest.
The barn of A. c. Donnell and the Hast
summer house were destroyed. The
house of Collin Ross caught fire once or
twice, and the Angwin place had a narrow
escape.
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Ussd the Wrong Iron.

tCopysht, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN JOSE. October 1Oth.-Mrs. Gabral and
James Williams, who have ranch twenty
miles east of San Jose, were brought here
this morning charged with felony, in brand
ing the cattle of ]. d. Grant, who has an
adjoining ranch, Tie offense is charged as
having been committed one week ago. The
accused were sent TO Jail. in default of
81, 500 bail.
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ipfs Alliance Repey-.,,.
The grensis War cfnce Af..sv.
Twent1.txo Lives Lost.

ToULoN, October 10th.-A steamer o1ned
by the Morrelli Company was wrecked to-
day in the bay of D0rneo and twenty-two
passengers drowned.
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ALSO, SAME DAY

Sale of over 900 yards of Fine, AI-Wool Tricots
and Sutngs from the Pioneer Woolen Mills, San
Francisco. The lengths are from half yard to five
yards in great variety of desirable Fall Shades at
one-haif their value.
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TO-DAY
One lot Of ChdrenS Plush Caps assorted dark eOO, Is
cents eaeh Millinery Department
MD~ TOMORROW

Sale of a case of Fancy Metal Dress Buttons,
$50 gross, the boxes and cords being slightly dam
aged by water in transit, though in way injuring
the Buttons. These bought to sell for 20 cents
dozen, but for the above reason will close the
lot at 8 cents per dozen.
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4 Ne,y Golerado Lime.

DENVER, October 1oth.-The " Thunder
bolt" the first through train from Kansas
City to Denver, over the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe's new track between Pueblo
and Denver, arrived at lis o'clock yester-
day afternoon, bringing large number of
passengers and officials of the road.
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LATER rfseM soNoMA.
TIE Fire Breaks OUT sfresh-Farms y.d
Vineyards Devastated.

Copyright. 1887. by lte California Associated Py..sI
SANTA RJsA, October 10th-P.M.-This
aHsrnoon at o'clock the wind subsidea
ana the fire was thought to be under full
control. Later it broke out afresh and
swept through the southern portion of Los
GUFsecos valley. All this afternoon smoke
has been issuing from that section. and to-
night the sun set behind bank of smoke
waited westward by the wind. and in set
ting seemed like huge ball of fire. C,n-
ders from the burning district have been
falling in this city all day. At one time
today the fire was within six miles of San
ia Rosa, but is now receding from this
city.
Two theories Of the origin of the fire are
advanced. One is that it originated from
burning charcoal pits ON Government land
The other says from the carelessness of
hunters. The fire started between ST. He
lena and Santa Rosa on Saturday, and
coming due west divided at the head of
Santa Rosa creek. twelve miles distant
from this city, one division taking the
ridge of mountains leading to Mark West
Springs, where it is now burning, and the
other starting in the direction of Los Gull
ocos valley.
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EHuRaDAY NEXT,

GRAND SALE IN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
of a recent immense purchase OF Ostrich Tips and
Pumes, French Artificial FIowered Birds, Wings,
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October 90, 1887,

For the construction of Fridge .crcss n.
American River where Twelfth street crcSses
said river, near Sacramento. raid bridge to be
a combination bridge, clear roadway eighteen
feet and tip of floor one foot above foor of
present bridge. Foundations 10 be iron cyIin-
drical piers, placed on firm foundation and
filled with concrete 4 certified check in ten
per cent of the amount of the bid must accom-
pany each proposal, MS surety that if such pro-
poSal be accepted the bidder will enter into
contract for and faithfully perform ssid work
me Boari reserves the right to rejsct any or ell
bids. r. +. FEB6ETs, Chairman.
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NEw YoRK, October l0th.-Randolnb J.
Tucker, Of Virginia, has been retained to
assist General Roger A. Pryor in preparing
the appeal Of The Chicago Anarchists "a
the supreme Court.
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For Sale. 4 Great BaFgaiD5!

TTIHE OWNER HAVING NO USE e
for it, will sell at a sacrifice sF1r-=-1szl--sE3
magnificent 81 200 Grand Na,hu
sheK Piano "a octayes). which heu v
has Just received from the factory. It Is entirely
new, carved and finished in the highest style of
the art. This is an opportunity that rarely pre-
sents itself for person to get Il grand instrJl-
ment cheaper than the low priced pianos For
address price, etc, cali at the RECORD CEIoy
Office. sacramento If
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TIE LABOR YorE.

The knights of La qOr Leaders Not Yet
Ready for Separate Party.
MTENEAPoLIs October 10tb-Exp pressicra
of opinion on the desi,ability ot Ls.bo-
movement wss obtained from large g9G.-
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TO, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL, 1887

The so-called sonnet is an ac5ostic, the first
letters of the lines forming the inscription !:
Read the Tribune" The latter is the sue
cessful Republican contemporary of The
Times. The whole town is shaking its
sides with laughter.
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a vallejo Eire.
Ic0pyrgAi. Is. ~ &c o.,.:e .4..oe..ea! r.

IcQfyTi' Isa7 Jy lle CG.oT7'.a zasOcsatcd i'rG'sl
VALLEJO, October 10th.-The fire last
night completely ruined the Naval drug
store building, one OF the finest brick
structures in the city. The fire originated
ia barn back of the building. The lower
part of the building vas occupied by the
Naval drug store and Scott Il Ford's grocery
store.